The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-08-26

A marriage l;censa was oro ntad 70.
aov 90 W;ll;an, p uau ona Sonh;o ~
Olson. both of this county
"A numbar of those who v;S;,ad New
I'M, ye.,erday bova ra,,rnoa ord al,
-. 80, :. :
, uhi'e III repor.hg the pest KIM Vi
time.
Miss Nettie Sprague will next week
remove her stock of fancy goods to the
building now occupied by Sundt.
The railroad companies have agreed
to TRANSPORT cattle to the fair to be held
here next month for full fare here and
return them free.
Mr.. John C. Noe reports the sale of
lot in Raw e Noes addition to Hans p.
Frederickson for $3.50; also a lot in the
same addition to Niels Jorgensen for
$l25,
The committee on privileges of the
Southwestern Minnesota Live Stock and
Fair Association Will receive bids for the
exclusive privilege to furnish meals on
the grounds during the fair, Sept. 90, 81,
~ and %. Mr.. p. III. Carney is chair
man of the committee.
The Dallas (TeXas) Daily Herald has
the following personal regarding Man
kato boy:
Frank q. Davis, of Mankato, Mimi,
has just come from the city OF Mexico,
anu wiz Ie,i ,1. III i'",,i1 q n VI ~,
business '''''
| Frank is a son of Mr. r +. Davis. of
Mankato and he has secured a position
/ in the Custom U,use nj the noint above
named
| In ito addrass IN the yoters of Man
kato. dated Julv Dist 1887. the council
savs. "Tbe conpc,I has snept consider
able time in investigation of a wafer svs-
fem n sunnIv the CITY with wholesome
wafer for dripk,po nnrnoses and sniff
cient spnnlv for fire nrotection. and are
of the on;niop that our sunnlv should
oo,,o f,on, tha pI,o Ell ,;rarn whv
ho. ,ho oouno, olo,ooa chic on;r;or >
H., .ho, Lo,o.oIIo -, ,,;sh 20 ,,;vo
-, ,,ru,hoI.son,o 80. 80 I'LL, ord in
s,e;o;ant e. nrota,.t;onq Tha nr,,Iio
10 onv;orS 20 havo ,boSe o,estions am
suarod
~ o..oa;,, Cho. n,u
A. 49,. ;n;,,aI;r tho aa,,Ha
,,ao.a~Ia,, - II onoors ,hot
H., ,.;oj ., ,,ot ,,o,,,,, ,;,,,,o, ~ Orordo,s
LAY 'iieu " S'' 'oi''o iiquoi "' "o
saloon but was refused any by the OAR
tender, Eb. Goodrich. Becoming abu- |
sive Goodrich tried IN mt him ont of |
4, ---..I. 8 -
TIC saiooii WITH 'ne "oSist"hee VI ny
stander. In going out OF the door they |
both pitched headlong into the gutter.
Goodrich wos bru;sad about the head
- .'
LAY scalp was 'oiii III 'errioie man
ner, exposing the brain to view and cut
ting a couple of arteries. DR.. Warner
was summoned and sewed the wound
I'D. While the cut is severe. it is not
dangerous. Day had a revolver in his
pocket, with which he threatened to
shoot Goodrich. but it was forciblv taken
from him.
Rev. NJ. ID. Terwilligar will deliver
his celebrated lecture upon the Jewish
Tabernacle at the NJ. L. Church, Satur-
day evening, Aug. 9th. Concerning
this entertainment, Frank b. Cowgirl,
pastor LIST NJ. +. Church, Rochester,
Mimi, and also q. W. c. Templar, of
Minnesota, said:
The Rev. NJ. ID. Terwilligar delivered
his lecture on the Jewish tabernacle,
before faISe auulelce IN hociies'er'
ranged to come in a body, The children
were much interested in the large and
elaborate model; and this was even
Stoad I bet "a ane niaca "I tbe Teh
ernacle has i'm Jewish history. The
Model, together with the lecturers care
fully prepared and complete account OF
ion of things concerning which the opin-
ion of most people are vague.
The directors of the Live Stock and
Fair Association held a meeting last
night, at which it was decided to offer
500 in premiums at the races. The list
of purses will be made UP this week
After considerable discussion it was de-
cided to allow no games of chance to OPP
crate upon the fair grounds. tits hoped
that the farmers and citizens of Manka.
to who have been heretofore deferred
from attending these fairs on account of
the games allowed on the grounds will
show their appreciation of the action of